Du buque to meet Boone in opening Kintzley alleys bout
A Dubuque versus Boone bowling match is set for opening night at Kintzley s alleys next Tuesday. Boone beat Dubuque by seven pins last year and both teams show better form after recent practice.
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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1902
Page
5
A Dubuque versus Boone bowling match is set for opening night at Kintzley s alleys next Tuesday. Boone beat Dubuque by seven pins last year and both teams show better form after recent practice.
The Iowa livestock industry valued at over 264 million dollars relies on disease research. The Veterinary Section at Ames, funded only by 110 dollars from the federal treasury, seeks well planned study of abortion, tuberculosis, hog cholera, glanders, rabies and other diseases to reduce losses and aid human health. The state provides no funding, hindering necessary equipment and experiments.
A medieval student and a young woman discuss medicines during intermission. Their chat drifts to cod liver oil and castor oil, with humorous mix ups about beans and oils, provoking restrained amusement from onlookers at the Philadelphia Ledger scene.
The ad claims nagging wives suffer nervous and physical ailments and recommends Electric Bitters as a cure. It markets the remedy for female troubles, nervous disorders, headaches, backache, and weak kidneys with a satisfaction guarantee by L. M. Bosworth and a 50 cent price.
Story County Bank advertises loans with flexible payment on any interest pay day and allows paying any amount on any day with no commission. Also notes SPRING seed wheat for sale Russian variety by Mrs E Carey.
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